Arbitration is a private dispute resolution process where parties agree to submit their conflict to one or more impartial arbitrators, whose decision (known as an award) is final and binding, The process is governed by the arbitration clause in the parties' contract or, in the absence of such a clause, by mutual agreement after dispute arises. This article outlines the legal framework for arbitration in Nigeria, the challenges with arbitration in Nigeri and why it is the right choice in settling commercial disputes.

Nigeria, Africa‘s largest economy and most populous nation, presents a compelling destination for foreign investors and entrepreneurs. With a vast youthful population, a burgeoning tech ecosystem, and diverse natural resources, the country is ripe for business opportunities. This article outlines the process and legal requirements for starting a business in Nigeria for foreign investors

Recovering debts across borders is a complex and often time-consuming process made even more challenging when creditors must navigate the provisions for the lawful recovery of debts. With the rise of globalization, cross-border and local trade, the demand for financing has risen thus making debt recovery a growing concern for both local and foreign lenders. While Nigeria offers vast investment opportunities, understanding the local legal framework is essential for creditors seeking to protect their interests and recover outstanding debts.  This article explores how creditors can pursue debt recovery successfully.